Fertility treatments online

Compare at-home fertility testing, ovulation tracking and online fertility care.

Explore 12 fertility brands

LetsGetChecked

LetsGetChecked sells at-home lab tests, including sexual-health and hormone panels, with online results and follow-up options on selected tests. This is primarily a diagnostics and testing pathway; a test result is not a diagnosis and does not automatically mean treatment is appropriate.

Tests have different sample collection methods, turnaround times, geographic availability and follow-up. Check the test’s intended use, what a positive or inconclusive result means, and whether a clinician consultation or treatment is included or separately priced.

Listed U.S. examples include a testosterone test for $89, male hormone panels at $179–$199, and STI panels from $99 to $249. Tests, sample type, availability and clinician follow-up differ; check the exact kit page and any treatment cost separately.

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Parsley Health

Parsley Health provides functional and reproductive-health care, including clinician visits, diagnostic testing and nutrition coaching. Its fertility-related support sits within a broader membership and is not an IVF or fertility-procedure service. Current in-network pricing is $150/month or $1,500 annually with a 12-month commitment.

Editorial review checked September 24, 2026. Verify eligibility, current pricing and terms directly with the provider.

Reproductive Health Complete Care is listed at $150/month or $1,500/year in-network, with a 12-month commitment; out-of-network/self-pay pricing is $275/month on the main site. Visits may create separate insurance cost-sharing.

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